[David Biddulph[_2_]]

Firstly, your formula wouldn't work anyway, because you've got 2 spare
equals signs in there. It's always best if you copy and paste your actual
formula in here, rather than typing something different.

Secondly, what you need to look at is the difference between relative and
absolute addressing. Excel help will explain it.

Try =IF(L$3040000,L1*0.6,IF(L$30<20000,L1*0.5,IF(L$30 <40000,L1*0.55,0)))
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David Biddulph


column formula with a constant value wrote:
I need to drag a formula down a column, but keep one value constant
(when I drag the formula down, the values in the formula change
according to the row, but I need to keep one constant so each cell's
formula refers to one specific cell.)

Ex. -
=IF(L3040000,L1*.60,=IF(L30<20000,L1*.5,=IF(L30<4 0000,L1*.55,0)))

I need to keep the L30 values the same, while the L1 changes for each
row, but when I drag this formula down the column, the L30 changes.

Thanks!